Rebellion in Morocco Spain Sparks North African Crisis
Rebels move in Morocco threaten the republican government with credible reports of uprising in Cadiz Seville Burgos and monarchist or military causes debated. Madrid says the movement is limited to Morocco and not Spain proper. General Franco deploys Northern African troops and seizes airfield cities.
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Spain
Hendaye
Spanish Foreign Legion
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Seville
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Francisco Franco
Alaska S S Co Agent At Nome Announces Sailings
The Alaska Steamship Company agent in Nome, Joe Harnish, lists sailings from Seattle. The Derblay sails August 15, the Victoria September 1 and the Baldwin September 6, with the Victoria on the last voyage of the season October 7. The Dellwood is replaced by the Victoria for the Bering Sea run. The Victoria September 1 voyage benefits schoolchildren and freight earlier in the season. The Derblay August 15 will call at Kotzebue Sound and St Michael, carrying explosives and a passenger load of 14 first class and 65 steerage.
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Derblay
Kotzebue Sound
St. Michael
Nome
Solo
Navy Officials Press For Quick Trial Of A Spy
Navy officials push for a rapid trial of John S Farnsworth, ex navy officer accused of selling navy secrets to Japanese agents amid reports of a nationwide spy hunt. The investigations broadened as both sides produced conflicting accounts, complicating valuation of Farnsworth actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
John S. Farnsworth
Farnsworth
William H. Standley
Spain-Morocco
Man Quits New Job to Be Near Newborn Triplets
Frank J. Nisky left his job on his first day in Troy New York to stay with his wife who had given birth to three girls He tried to regain his position today after the birth.
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Associated Press
Troy
N. Y
Frank J. Nisky
Nisky
Alaska Town Bond Authority Expands Under New Act
The Washington News Letter reports Delegate Dimond aided a bill approved by the President allowing incorporated municipalities in Alaska to issue bonds for public works with limits. Bonded debt capped at 10 percent of assessed value. requires 65 percent voter approval. bonds max 6 percent interest and 30 years to maturity. Local governing bodies set election rules and bond regulations. The act is seen as advancing self-government and may lower borrowing costs for Alaska towns. A separate oyster culture bill by Dimond aims to protect property for those developing oyster propagation along the coast.
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Alaska
Ture
Congress
Tokyo Extends Air Defense Drills Amid wartime Simulations
Tokyo residents endured four nights of blackout lights from Tokyo to Yokohama as army directed air defense maneuvers simulated wartime restrictions. Officials announced the drills would test readiness against a hostile air threat with enemy fleets approaching from the Pacific, while diplomatic relations were said to be strained.
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Sina
Senate Party Sets Course From Seward Toward Nome
Reported by The Associated Press a Senate party toured the Seward area last Saturday to study forest conditions and hospital needs, then entrained for Anchorage Matanuska and Fairbanks. They planned to return next week to take the Cutter Cheland for Nome via Westward points.
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Nome
Army Air Corps Officers Sail For Fairbanks Move
Three United States Army officers sail for Fairbanks via Seward as part of a move to select an airbase near Fairbanks. The officers are Lt. Colonel Willmot A. Danielson Major Albro L. Parson and Major Otto G. Trunk. Sergeant W. J. Stewart accompanies the party from Camp Lewis.
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Associated Press
Seattle
United States Army
Fairbanks
Seward
Willmot A. Danielson
Albro L. Parson
Otto G. Trunk
W. J. Stewart
Camp Lewis
Oyster Culture Industry Faces Hurdles in Development
The article discusses challenges hindering commercial development of oyster farming. It notes obstacles for prospective growers and mentions ongoing discussions and research. Further details appear on page three.
Boat And Plane Hunt Widened For Missing Vessel
Tampa Florida reports a widening search for a missing vessel. Nine Americans and four Britons were aboard when the craft disappeared twelve days ago near Grand Cayman. Ships and planes have been ordered to scour the seas.
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Witty Sims
Welch
Ge Ygetey o.Geand
Cayman
Precautions In Spain Against Fascist Violence
Emergency police precautions ordered throughout Spain to curb fascist violence. Police and storm guardsmen were summoned, all leave canceled, and 150 fascists along with about 200 others were arrested nationwide.
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Spain
Polish Army Chief Inspector Named Next President
General Edward Ryaz Smigly, aged 50, chief inspector of the army, has been named as the next president for Poland, succeeding the late Marshal Joseph Pilsudski, according to government sources.
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Poland
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski
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